Jan 01, 2009 
Iqbal Quadir and Nicholas Negroponte, the founder of One Laptop per Child, debate the merits of technology in the developing world.
Categories: Bottom-up Development, Education, Entrepreneurship, Information and Communication Technology
Tags: Featured Iqbal
Jan 01, 2009 
Bartling talks with farmers at a Physalis Plantation in Boyaca, Colombia
Bartling talks with farmers at a Physalis Plantation in Boyaca, Colombia
Tags: Robin Bartling
Dec 31, 2008
No point reinventing the wheel
Article in African Business discusses Legatum Center and its inaugural conference.
Categories: Africa, Cambridge, Information and Communication Technology, Innovation Investment
Tags: Conference 2008, Featured Iqbal, LCDE
Dec 09, 2008
Legatum Center announces MIT seed grant recipients
13 teams of MIT students receive support for innovative projects in over 10 countries
Click here to learn more about the recipients
MIT News Office Article
Dec 01, 2008
Categories: Entrepreneurship, Fellows
Tags: Nada Hashmi
Nov 06, 2008
Legatum Center announces seed grants for MIT students
MIT undergraduate and graduate students are invited to apply for up to $2,000 in funding to support projects investigating the development of for-profit businesses in low-income countries during the 2008-2009 IAP session.
Categories: Entrepreneurship, News
Tags: Grants
Oct 21, 2008
Managing Director Michael Maltese writes about the need to change the terms of the discussion on global poverty and progress.
Categories: Foreign Aid
Tags: Iqbal Quadir, Michael Maltese
Oct 13, 2008 
Legatum Center Conference featured on Public Radio International's "The World"
Categories: Economics , Entrepreneurship
Tags: Conference 2008
Oct 10, 2008
Nobel economists support different development path
Entrepreneurship can be powerful tool against poverty: MIT News Office article on the Progress Through Innovation Conference.
Categories: Economics , Entrepreneurship
Tags: LCDE